CRANE HUNT?
RARE WHITE DEER AND PIEBALD DEER HUNT?
Please network this column to give all Wisconsin Citizens the right to vote and participate in running and electing delegates to represent their interests in nature and wildlife issue – whether it be mining, air quality, water consumption, climate change, the fate of our wildlife and ecosystems – all citizens have the responsibility to attend this one night – and run candidates and vote on what are now (and have been for 88 years) just hunter/trapper/hounder proposals for more exploitation of wildlife. Our wildlife cannot rebound from the market trapping on all public lands – and now the trappers want to trap not just all day 6-7 months for $5 licenses, but add in all night.
You can find all 72 locations for this 88th Annual DNR/WCC all citizen election and vote on the DNR web site with the entire questionnaire…
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Exposing the Big Game 
Because it moves it must be shot seems to be the mindset. Minnesota opened a hunting season a few years back on sand hill cranes. People who hunt should not be buying meat at the grocery store. Since they do then they are not killing to feed themselves or anyone else.
Department of Natural Resources–that last word says it all. The definition of resources is “a stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets.” So sand hill cranes, wolves, deer, and bears are nothing by an inventory to be managed for efficient killing by human beings. The more rare the animal, the more prized as a target. The black rhino specimen or the white deer head on the wall is a status symbol like the Porsche in the garage.